Alexander Nazaryan

Donald Trump's son lashed out at Democrats on Fox News.

Right-wing pundit Ann Coulter has branded the New York Police Department "little girls" on Twitter.

In "Trumping Your Life," a new online Fox News series bizarre even by Fox News standards, Dr. Keith Ablow tells Americans how they can be more like the least popular president in modern history.

It is Republican mantra that environmental regulations are a "job killer" and that American industry is being hampered by Prius-driving liberals who wouldn't know a coal mine from an iron smelter.

Russia has become an object of profound and inexplicable affection for the Republican Party. Or maybe not so inexplicable.

The German weekly Der Spiegel has laid out a devastating case against President Donald J. Trump after his withdrawal from the Paris climate deal.

A right-wing journalist wildly exaggerates his encounter with a liberal politician.

While Mayor Bill de Blasio criticizes President Donald Trump over his Paris climate pact decision and calls on New Yorkers to act, he is driven to his gym in SUVs.

Mike Mandel's photography, now on exhibit in San Francisco, is a reminder of the joy art can inspire.

Fortunes are constantly rising and falling in the White House of Donald Trump.

The far right found a new subject for its feverish theorizing.

A gaming website analyzed Trump's 30,000 tweets and found the president is quick to anger and loves to praise himself. Talk about covfefe.

As long as we have "covfefe," we'll be all right. Maybe.

The embattled right-wing commentator struck a defiant tone on Tuesday night.

The former "Wheel of Fortune" host now opines about politics via his right-wing podcast and via tweetstorms.

Joke comes on heels of a Montana congressional candidate, Greg Gianforte, assaulting a reporter instead of answering a question on health care. 

The Harry Potter author is not a huge fan of the American president.

Greg Gianforte, a Republican candidate for Congress in Montana, allegedly assaulted Guardian reporter Ben Jacobs at a rally Wednesday night.

A campaign has formed against Linda Sarsour, one of the organizers of the Women's March on Washington, D.C., and her upcoming commencement speech for the City University of New York's Graduate School of Public Health and Health Policy.

Democrats need to win 24 seats to retake the House, a challenge that appeared insurmountable months ago but seems less so with each passing day.

Sean Hannity continues to insist that DNC staffer Seth Rich was murdered because he'd leaked information to Wikileaks.

By Monday night, the far-right Internet had figured out the Manchester bombing: They claimed it was a distraction engineered by liberal activists—perhaps by Hillary Clinton herself!

Fox News is losing out to MSNBC and CNN.

"I wish I had changed the topic," Bush told "The Hollywood Reporter" about the "Access Hollywood" tape in which Donald Trump described sexual assault.

S. Bruce Duthu's appointment in late March as Dartmouth's new dean of the faculty of arts and sciences should have served as confirmation of the high esteem in which he is held by his peers.

Concepts like gentrification and displacement have no clear definition, but there is widespread concern among urbanists and activists that the rich will push out the poor.

In the Boyle Heights neighborhood of Los Angeles, artists and activists have faced off in a pitched battle about the future of the city.

Trump was, of course, Ailes's greatest creation, which is likely why Trump defended him even as it was becoming clear that Ailes was going to be felled by multiple claims that he was a cynical and serial sexual predator.

Noah has previously caused offense on Twitter on more than a few occasions—with jokes that did not tread anywhere near the sacred realm of the funny.

Sessions has said "good people don't smoke marijuana."